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MMiiHHI 4„ Pistakee teWHighlcmds Afterward there was a me in the school auditorium, freshments were served. ^ By Mary Mueller , May our prayers, kindest thoughts and sympathy be with the family of Francis Day, toho 'idd last Saturday. He was bur- ?d in Woodland cemetpry, Mc* lenry. Hie Lotus Country Woman's club was entertained at the fire house, with Mrs. WiJJiam Shotliff as hostess. It was guest day and approximately thirty members and their guests were present. An interesting talk was given on chinaware. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Untold pleasure is experienced y many of us because the oungest little Hurckes, Steven rthur, is recovering nicely from operation. Steven was born Feb. 13, 1956. • An anticipated operation finally was performed on Jim Mcln- 6rney. Jim is improving remarkably well, especially as I hacL him convalescing a few weeks ago. We have been asked to again remind the "Pistakee-ites" of the meeting of the Community Association. The April ndfeeting at 8 p.m. at the Horner abode. We believe this meeting -will prove to be most interesting. Mrs. Paul Weber underwent surgery at Sherman hospital, Elgin, recently. j Chester Stevens has returned j home after " being hospitalized J several months at Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff 1 and Mrs. Alice Wagner visited j Air. and Mrs. Tom Madden in | Rockford recently. I Mrs. Frances McNally and j Mrs. Eva Freund attended Palm Sunday service and solemn high mass at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. They also enjoyed a Day of Recollection with merrv j bers of the Illinois Club for^j Catholic Women at their club j rooms in the Lewis Towers build- j ing in Chicago. Some of the ladies are interested in organizing an afternoon <iub. They would like to call on the ill and welcome the new residents. Anyone interested may telephone 2097 for more information. . Donald Horner celebrated his birthday last Sunday, March 25. A dinner party was given in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horner. Out-oftpwn guests from Chicago helped make the day a success. Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Jordan were entertained at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mueller. The occasion was Mrs. Jordan's birthday. A surprise visit was made by their son, C. Harold Jordan, of Champaign. Mrs. Mueller is the daughter Of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan met each other for the first time over fifty years ago on an Easter Sunday. They were married fifty years last October. Congratulations on your fiftyninth birthday. • •!"M*•>A• '1"M I H11'l SPRING SHOVE By Sirs. .Chasles Freund «"!• i •> »!• <• •> i t fl i MUCILAGE SUBSTITUTE Quite often when one is in a hurry to mail. a letter, there will be but one stamp and it has no mucilage on its back. In this predicament, all that is necessary is to moisten the mucilage than on another envelope, run the stamp over the dampened part quickly, then place on the letter to be mailed. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars JUICY LAMB WTTH PINEAPPLE MINT SAUCE FAMILY TREAT Tender, juicy, rolled shoulder of lamb served piping hot with pineapple mint- sauce is ai sure family pleasure. Rolled lahib shoulder besides being truly delicious makes every man an expert carver --- rolled shoulder is extremely easy to serve and enjoys wide popularity. Here's an interesting way to prepare it: Rolled Lamb Shoulder and Pineapple Mint Sauce You will need 3Vi to 4 lbs. lamb shoulder Salt and pepper to taste Vj teaspoon ground ginger teaspoon garlic salt V> cup pineapple syrup Vs cup chopped fresh mint leaves or jelly' 1 tablespoon wine vinegar Method: Haye shoulder of lamb boned and rolled. Rub the salt, pepper, ginger and garlic well into meat. Place on a trivet in roasting pan. Roast 325°F oven allowing 25 to 30 minutes per pound. When roast has cooked about 30 minutes, baste with 1 tablespoon of butter stirred into Yz cup hot water. Baste With juice in pan often. Serve with the following sauce lightly heated: Several hours before serving combine mint leaves, pineapple juice and vinegar. Add salt to taste. Let set in a warm place, to steep. Just before serving heat slightly. Want Ads bring results. Place yours with the Plaindealer today and get results. I c* lliili Wmmwm {East Week's News) . Students pf Richmond Burton •jommunity high school who were winners in the musical contest field' at Woodstock were Roger Shaw and Jim "Moose" Harris, soloists; Donna May, Joan May, Diane May and Linda Josephson, girls' quartet"; Terry Gunderson, John Vierke and Sue Jofronnot, trumpet trio; Virgene Schultz, Joan May and Qarene Steadman, girls' trio. i These students will participate ttr state awards downstate on April 7. Oil April 4, the National Council of Catholic Women of Mc- Henry County met at St. Peter's church for Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 7:30 p.m. w ARE FRANKLY PROUD of the service our skilled Registered Pharmacists render in . helping to preserve the health df this community. So we invite you to benefit from their competence and care. Bring us your Doctor's next prescript tion. You can rely on us to compound it promptly --and precisely as directed. BOMIER" ig Store PSfONIffi 40 108 S. Green St. McHenry, HL R&ineT A.B. Republican Representative TAKE ADVANTAGE of his POLITICAL EXPERIENCE Gained through his two terms in the Legislature VOTE for PERFORMANCE Instead of Promises ALWAYS SINCERE in his efforts to legislate properly for the home district and the state ACTIVE FARMER -- BUSINESS MAN Keep an Experienced Man as your Rep. in this new 32nd District MeHenry, Boone, DeKalb, Ogle At least % of the members of the next legislature will be new. 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